... 2PlcOfficeuod vovkoflhetsHelyrSp/rit. lip thle Rev, JAMie RcItuNAti1, M5ilnister of the High Church, EdInburgh. Ediniburgh : John John' atone. 31o. Bceriuunca divides his suhject Into three ?? spirit's work Lu the conversion ofnhinaorue Illustrative easest and the opiritos work io the edification of hio people after their conversion. HIts ge. norot plean losat once simple and comprehensIve, ...

... -- ?? LLLCTIM?MAGNEITW. l-XIIIBITION, I ?? - 11 ?? ?? -. ?? I I El'th rev iitoi'tii -hoiplill 1i i11l 'lopciioi lat Ne. ?? St. A.\i1,p'ei ii ?? i a, Iluau lactit ly ilil tell lit' osiiclai ettutli,p oul' arowleirii''. ;IL still ?? N 'Tie liiic'iitieor oftie iii ip,, %hi R.alic. Dvliidsee, 'iil Wi II a'tllis ii ?? fl'i Aiaclm eii, is9 iii, lip't, we. piiudrte iid ?? ai I viiiplopaci I liii ...

... Literary aud Scule<ltc Notices. ds Ths .iterist of ithe Asasii'lhi sste ty s Aycris'susiral (Ahes l.t. ByADE1 ;oe risy. Esqi. Secontd Editiott. EdInburgh. Maue- .i.1i1i01. stee art. & £15. Tuts short tract is lltsld'Iod. 0P~s oint out to thle ssgt'itii iull Classes thle Advuantages liely to rtsasit troin she ecspiaieystift of Rgricuitursi che- mists, to asuevey hand, usod analyze 5olis and ...

... Literarv auitl Sctetifiu Noticea. ?? . . ?? 0 ?? I,. And fittiii1 , It- i- fl-t.i? I itotuI, Sitittilo ti, rsltt, S . usy Li iiitn A.4El000A- It.hlllO A11 OI-I't OiS 05 I. I Er.-Ii I ITIi fai es it-andi, rtcl-l tiii,, if ?? i'o l I a ii l-i So1 llt so:cho of li Oc lir l.olrit, ?? Il rt,,iotiti,~rt li Ii-ltln,0 III st id t~It,' Sit Ii 11.1111 awif hw ?? it. oe cill:id rcioitititilto t of 111 ...

... HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S C,&TTLZ SHOW. WEDN5sDAY, OCT. 7, MEETING OF GENERAL COMMITTEE. On Wednesday, a meeting was held in the Town-ball, to appoint Committees, and arrange the business of the Show. The Earl of Aberdeen took the chair at twelve o'clock, and was supported by the Dukes of Sutherland and Richmond, the Marquis of Tweeddale, and Lord Arbuthnott. The most of the other ...

... LINES W1RITTEN FOR MRS -- T!E D)ROWNED POy. The sbn glitbts lhrorigr, Ilie c I% t,;thr'd gla's, And the chireinp S-rpartn- pjour Their rude, but tp)prs mdrPTy, Around the cotftaie d.or. ITow trim the little goadete inks, Flow sweet the heathler henlir N'ilouto all's life trot gluitte3, li'.tlir alt's grief and death. She rests ! that deolhig rmother, On her youing nre's eilf 's cores- Thes ...

... po0 'I :ZL. Ft tW E R S. 0111 tihey looee l nltward III every place, 'i'hooligil this beastifol world of *out1s., And dear ns 0I stlile Oil LIa old frietid's foe Is the smile of the lrlight, hrihlt Fllowers They tell uis of ?? by ?? anid streialit They tell Its of lloes anI tyvetrs BlIt the childret' of showers Uild stlilly beallis Ilave lovelier talos than titese- Tbe bright, bright llovcrs$ ...

... Oh ! I have been running a gallant career, Oit a courser that needeth nor bridle nor goad; Bmz he'll soon change his rider and leave the Old Year Lying lotw in the lust on Eternity's road. Wide has my track been, and rapid my haste; But whoever takes heed of my Journey will find, That in marble-built city, and carmel-trod waste, I hare left a fair set of bold waymarks behind. I have choked up ...

... I W. 3. Dingwall- Dornoch-.Forfar-F Fortrose-.Kilwvinning -Farr of Sutherland-,Rutherglen-Tarves- Tarbolton. Th. 4. Ayton-Biggar-Cockenzie-CrosshilI on Girvan- Crossrnichael - Forgandenny - Falkirk-Inver- gordon - Laureneekirk-Lockerby-Lochgelly- Rothes-Strathaven. Fr. 5. Drymen-Falkland-Glenluce- Paddington-Reith (hiring) - Kinnethmont - Linlithgow- Nairn- Stirling-Strathmiglo. Sat. 6. Foulis ...

... FASHIONS FOR FIFB3RUARY. (Fr-ont the 1Landsoll cttt arisO Ladues'o Magailst ?? 15'alshiso.) One of thle most falshioltable and prettiest materials oft II e nsotent is eatinl with velvet stripes ;It is niade either block onl bluck, or In any other colour-tnothllitt l, mole elegant fot' eveninig dress; it is alsot veelt of two different shades of colour, ithe velvet of plde green kind ithe ...

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... LONDON IN TBE AloMNING. BV DAvit L2s5tR RICaARDSot. The morning svakes and through tie misty air In sicklv radianre struggles-like the dream Of sorrow4hrouded hope. O'er Thames' dull strearm, ',hose sluggish waves a wealthy burden bear From every port Wd clime, the pallid glare Of early sunlight spreads. The long street seem: rnpeopled now ; bitt soon each path shell teeu- With hurried feet, ...